Stolen gray and white thoroughbred horse in Mead Avenue paddock
A Windsor owner reported a four year old gray and white thoroughbred horse missing from the Mead Avenue paddock last weekend. The animal valued in the thousands was last seen Saturday and the owner found it missing Sunday afternoon. Police describe the case as a grand jury investigation with animal control and detectives handling the inquiry. A neighbor said two white females in a white truck with a polo trailer were seen exercising the horse shortly after the owner fed it. Anyone with information may contact Aiken Public Safety at 642 7620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead. ‘Avenue
Windsor
Aiken Public Safety
David Tumo
Animal Control
Tumo
Mead Avenue
End of life care for veterans highlighted at Aiken luncheon
Veterans and spouses attended a Hitchcock Healthcare luncheon as the Aiken County End-of-Life Coalition outlined a VA plan for home hospice care for dying veterans. Judy Papler-Welliver cited four percent die in VA facilities, with most choosing home hospice. Bill Raybould’s family spoke of hospice support. contact Hitchcock Healthcare for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Hitchcock Healthcare
Hitchcock
Judy Papler- Welliver
George Patterson
Papler-Welliver
National
Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
Papler- Welliver
Bill Rayould
Army Signal
Veterans Day
Cindy Raybould
Tony Baughman
Thaughmant
Aikenstandard Com
Gem Lakes annexation faces council vote over sewer purchase
Aiken City Council backs buying Gem Lakes sewer system for 800000 from South Carolina Utilities Inc. The purchase requires council and voter approval in a special election, possibly January or February. If approved, a monthly surcharge of 21.50 to 23 dollars could be added to water bills to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Lakes
Aiken
Cty
South Carolina Utilities Inc
Roger LeDuc
LeDuc
Gem Lakes
Sumenene
Pat Cunning
Cunning
South Carolina
Utiates Inc
Department of Health and Environmental Control
SCU
Edgefield NWTF to distribute 140 turkeys at center
The Edgefield Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will give away 140 frozen turkeys at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Wild Turkey Center in Edgefield. For the 12th year Strom Thurmond High School ROTC members will help with Thanksgiving baskets. Since 2001 NWTF volunteers have donated over 26,000 frozen turkeys to area food pantries through the Turkey Hunters Care program. For more information contact Matt Coffey at 803-637-3106 or email me Coffey nwtnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
The
National Wild Turkey Federation
Wild Turkey Center
Dgefield
Strom Thurmond High School
ROTC
NWTF
Turkey Hunters Care
Matt Coffey
Meoffey
Nwtnet
Mistrial Declared In Aiken Domestic Violence Trial
An Aiken man Alfred G. Good, 43, saw his domestic violence trial halted and declared a mistrial after the victim testified on matters beyond the court's allowed scope. The judge noted the matter cannot proceed and a new jury will hear the case. A bench warrant was issued for Good for failing to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sessions Court
Diane Goodstein
Alfred G. Good
Good
Wallis Alves
Sam
Mr. Good
Goodstein
Alves
Lauren Willis
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Tony
Balls
Teyaugheny Raybould
Aiken City Council
Ust
Dijon
Aiken Man
Erin Brooks
Cebrooks
Aikenstandard.com
Jewelry By
Hearts On Fire
T A
Een
Floyd
Green
Silver Blut Rd
Weww
Floydandgreen.com
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!